Postal address
Printed in the footer of marketing emails, through{{postalAddress}}. It is legally required
there in most jurisdictions — a physical address the recipient could write to.
Leaving it empty does not block a send, but you are warned before it goes out: the email goes out with a
footer that is missing what the law expects.
Time zone
The one a schedule is expressed in. Scheduling a campaign for "Tuesday 9:00" means 9:00 here, not on the laptop of whoever clicked.Changing the time zone does not move campaigns already scheduled. Their departure is stored in
absolute time, so it stays where it was put. Only future schedules read the new setting.
Email language
Decides how{{today}} and {{currentYear}} are written — 22 August 2026 or 22 août 2026. It
is the language of the emails you send, and it has nothing to do with the language of your
interface: an English-speaking admin can perfectly well send a French newsletter.
What else lives on this screen
The sender address book and the default address that signs. Together with these three settings, that is everything an email needs from your organization: who it comes from, where the sender legally is, and in which language and time zone it thinks.What it implies elsewhere
{{today}} is computed at render time from these settings — a value passed in an API call is
ignored, exactly like the unsubscribe URL. In a sequence, it resolves when the step
actually sends, not when the contact entered.
All of it is readable and writable over HTTP, so an agent can configure an organization from
nothing: see Settings & domains.